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2. Return to decision you made when answering part D of Question 1. A. If the alpha...

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2. Return to decision you made when answering part D of Question1.

A. If the alpha level had been .01 (or 1%) rather than .05 (or5%), would your decision have been different? Please explain.

B. If the alpha level had been .10 (or 10%) rather than .05 (or5%), would your decision have been different? Please explain.

3. Return again to Question 1. Suppose that rather than settingup a one-sided (or one-tailed) alternative hypothesis, you had setup a two-sided (or two-tailed) alterative hypothesis because youwere not sure if the sample results would be greater than or lessthan the claimed population value. Would your p-value have beendifferent if you had done this?  Please explain.

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It would purely depend on the p value If the pvalue is less than 005 we will reject the null hypothesis at 5 significance level If otherwise we will not reject the null at 5 significance level So if we use the significance level 1 The conclusion will be    See Answer
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